The areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

1. The Fundamental Problems of Communication and Control Theory.

• Simulation, modeling and analysis and performance evaluations
• Network management and services
• WLAN and mobile WIMAX, 3G and 4G systems
• Multiple access technology
• Broadband wireless access
• Wireless multimedia services
• Networking and computing in challenged environment
• Sensor networks 
• Wireless, ad-hoc, meshed, etc. networks
• Theory of control
• Signal and Information Processing in Radio, Communication, Control and Measurement Engineering
  

2. Robots and Automation

• Robotics and mechatronics
• Autonomous vehicle systems
• Human-robot interactions
• Machine vision and perception
• Cyber physical systems
• Human augmented robots
• Mechatronic design
• Interaction-based robot design
• Telerobotic systems
• Multimodal human-robot communication
• Collaborative robots

3. The Computer Control, Sensors and Systems

• System dynamics, stability and control
• Network modelling, protection and security
• Advanced diagnostic and monitoring techniques
• Sensors and actuators
• Sensor phenomenology, modeling, and evaluation
• Optical sensors
• Acoustic and ultrasonic sensors
• Sensor packaging including flexible electronics
• Signals, processing, and interfaces for the sensor systems
• Sensor applications

The conference will include plenary sessions (with invited speakers), parallel thematic sessions (with oral presentations), National Instruments Seminar, and a social program.

The conference proceedings will be indexed in Scopus and Web of Science databases.

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